The Hepworth Wakefield Harvest Festival returned for 2026, bringing more than 70 independent designers, makers, producers and businesses together for a colourful celebration of the new season.
Held at Tileyard North on Saturday (Sep 19) and Sunday (Sep 20), the festival offered visitors the chance to browse everything from handmade ceramics and textiles to artisan food and drink, plants, prints, books and seasonal produce.
Stalls showcased an array of craftsmanship, with quilts, handmade brushes, pottery and colourful accessories among the creations on display.
The weekend also offered activities for families in The Hepworth Wakefield’s galleries and garden.
The annual festival marked the beginning of autumn while giving visitors the opportunity to discover and support independent makers and producers from across the UK.
1. Hepworth Wakefield Harvest Festival 2026
Jacqueline Seymour, owner of Bee-Spoke Quilts based in Wetherby Photo: James Hardisty
2. Hepworth Wakefield Harvest Festival 2026
Poppy McInerney, 22, from Wakefield, owner of Poppy & Thread a small business which makes bespoke Bags & Handmade Accessories Photo: James Hardisty
3. Hepworth Wakefield Harvest Festival 2026
Fiona Fawcett, owner of Plewsy a small business which makes eco-conscious greeting cards, stationery and gifts Photo: James Hardisty
4. Hepworth Wakefield Harvest Festival 2026
Rosie Chase, from Lincoln, owner of Ceramics In The Annexe with a few of her creations Photo: James Hardisty